In the context of continuing to advance the high-level opening of the capital market to the outside world, a new fund category is becoming the highlight of the Hong Kong stock ETF market. In September, a total of 17 60/40 ETFs were intensively listed, involving various capital markets such as South Korea, Malaysia, and the US. According to industry insiders, behind the centralized listing of 60/40 structured ETFs is the result of a combination of adjustments in ETF interconnection rules and continued deepening connectivity between the Mainland and Hong Kong. As a cross-market investment tool, 60/40 structured ETFs are seen as an important gripper to open up development space in the Hong Kong stock ETF market and even promote cross-border capital flows. The continued development of such funds is expected to further unblock channels connecting China's high-quality assets with international capital.

In the context of continuing to advance the high-level opening of the capital market to the outside world, a new fund category is becoming the highlight of the Hong Kong stock ETF market. In September, a total of 17 60/40 ETFs were intensively listed, involving various capital markets such as South Korea, Malaysia, and the US. According to industry insiders, behind the centralized listing of 60/40 structured ETFs is the result of a combination of adjustments in ETF interconnection rules and continued deepening connectivity between the Mainland and Hong Kong. As a cross-market investment tool, 60/40 structured ETFs are seen as an important gripper to open up development space in the Hong Kong stock ETF market and even promote cross-border capital flows. The continued development of such funds is expected to further unblock channels connecting China's high-quality assets with international capital.